Potholes plague Orange County roads
The warmer, spring weather is revealing the havoc winter wreaked on Orange County roads. The freeze and thaw of winter weather causes asphalt to expand and contract and eventually crumble, causing potholes.
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May 28, 2014, 6:57 PM
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Updated 3,755 days ago
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The warmer, spring weather is revealing the havoc winter wreaked on Orange County roads.
The freeze and thaw of winter weather causes asphalt to expand and contract and eventually crumble, causing potholes. Drivers say they are constantly navigating around the holes in the road.
However, some say they are at times impossible to miss.
State, county crews and local highway departments were preparing for a busy season repairing roads.
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